Dragonpay provides unbanked consumers a convenient option to transact which allows merchants, retailers and organisations through a secured digital platform. To date, Dragonpay has completed over 18 million transactions and has gained over 11 million unique users as it continue to grow and expand. ​

 

Dragonpay Merchant Benefits

Dragonpay is designed to be complementary with other online payment systems. We are not saying that you should not consider credit cards and PayPal as online payments, and rely on us solely. Each payment system has its strengths and weaknesses. What we want merchants to understand is that they gain a lot of benefits by including Dragonpay in their payment options to customers.

• Security - Dragonpay protects both the buyer and the merchant. The buyer does not have to disclose easily stolen information such as credit card data over the Internet. Instead, he can rely on the much more secure online banking environment. Merchants are protected against fraud involving easily stolen credit cards. And with Dragonpay’s no-chargeback payment policy, once you are paid, you stay paid.
• Large market - With a very low penetration rate for credit cards in the Philippines, online merchants have to realize that there is a much bigger market just waiting to be tapped. If the customer has a bank account, our Online Banking channel will allow online, real-time payments to be made. If the customer has no bank account or his bank is not supported by Dragonpay for Online Banking, the OTC Banking solution will allow him to make the payment in the more than 4,000 bank branches
• Lower cost - With traditional online payment systems like credit cards or PayPal, the merchant is charged a percentage of the total gross sales plus a fixed fee portion. This total can vary from 3% to 15% depending on the risk level of the goods or services being offered, and the credit-worthiness of the merchant. For items with small margins (ex. consumer electronics) or services (ex. school tuition, hospital bills), such fees are unacceptable. Dragonpay charges a fixed fee per transaction instead of a percentage. This can accrue to large savings for the merchant.